Leeds have had catalans celtic and quins at home already which is why its so low but i think £20 to stand is too much and keeping people away as well

18 quid at belle vue

And Salford last Monday who may have maybe brought 250.

which of the sl teams are in concerning financial positions? i know have been pointed at recently but any others?

I don't understand a word of that. Is it an anagram?

Good effort from Hull, hope they can keep it up.

in percentage terms the biggest gainers are clearly huddersfield.

and i believe they can improve their crowds another 50% on current figures when they win a SL title.

st helens and bradford need new grounds for much gains in crowds from current figures.

leeds peaked a few years ago, again headingly needs further improvements.

warrington with a winning team could get back over 10,000 and push for ground improvements.

without new or improved grounds, not many clubs can go much higher

Spanked again today

Hull have had their derby which has helped their figures, but still is excellent.

Blummin 'eck, Rovers average since getting into SL is higher than 2000, 2001 & 2002 for our friends over the river. How can this be when we all know they have never had less than a 10k crowd since they were formed in 1465.

Is that a bandwagon I here rolling along

Although a new ground is very much needed for Saints we are currently showing something like a 25% increase in attendances on last season so things are heading in the right direction for us.

You've got to hand it to Huddersfield, who for years have borne the brunt of the low crowds jibes. Their average so far is a huge improvement and the season pass strategy could well be applied elsewhere.